Capolavoro Assoluto! Niemann Vince il Finale Più Geniale della Storia

Hello everyone and welcome back to a new video, 3rd turn of the Grand Swiss of 2023 and today I bring you again a game of Neyman Reading the comments of the last video I saw that someone has criticized the fact that one day he publishes a video on Neyman saying that Neyman aims to become a champion among other things he says it himself and one day he writes that he was humiliated by Caruana Well, against Caruana Neyman actually played a very bad game and as usual his position collapsed after a wrong move Neyman plays well and misses a move even when in advantage he collapses his position Well, instead yesterday Neyman, really genius, won a very difficult final Before starting I remind everyone to like and subscribe to the channel thanks to all those who are subscribing and let's start Ok here we are, 3rd turn, Neyman faces with the white pieces the great master Vokidov Shamsidi in 2578 points to the Ufide Neyman opens with e4, Shamsidi responds with e5, he follows Kf3 Kc6 Rc4, Italian match Shamsidi responds with Rc5, the most played move, and Neyman plays Qd3 Too bad, he could have played the Italian pawn, oh well He plays Nf6, Neyman plays Rf6, Qd6, c3, typical Italian move, c3 is used to push in d4 Qa5, the black takes space on the side of the queen, Qe1 for Neyman Neyman plays Rf6, Qh3, Neyman controls the g4 house Shamsidi develops the alfiere in e6 Neyman here has the possibility to capture and double the black's pawns, this would be good Or he can play Bb5, he chooses to play Bb5, he attacks the knight Shamsidi withdraws the alfiere in a7, all theory so far Neyman plays Qe3, he follows Qe3, Qe3, Nf7 The black is preparing the move Ng6, he wants to bring the knight to the side of the king Neyman pushes in d4, he follows g6 pawn, alfiere f1 Qe8 for the black, he develops the tower and Neyman plays Nd2 So both are developing the pieces He follows Ng6, a4 pawn, Qc7, Qc2 Now the black has connected the towers, Neyman the same thing Even if he has the tower in e3, he can still try to double the towers Shamsidi pushes in d5 and now we reach a very complicated position Because there is a lot of tension between these pieces And Neyman here plays very well He plays the first choices of the engine, he captures with Nf5 He follows Nf5, Qe5, Qe5, Nf3 All the best pieces of the engine, he gains some advantage After Qh5 he pushes in e5, he attacks the knight in f6 The knight jumps in e4 and Neyman plays Rd1 So as you can see he doubles the towers and is ready to play Rd3 The black continues with Rd8, he reaches b4 Qxb4, Qxb4, Qc8 And in this position the white is a little better Why is he a little better? Because after the move Rd3 he is threatening to capture the knight So to gain a pawn later Or if the knight were to be moved, the white could capture in h7 And would still gain a pawn Why? Because the house where the knight can go is g5 So Ng5, Nxg5, Nxg5, Rxh7 And then Shamsidi plays h6 Neyman captures, he follows with Qxd5, Qxd5, Rd5 Neyman gains an advantage pawn So he has an advantage in this position However, it is not a simple position The black immediately tries to recover the pawn Neyman plays Qb5 The black cannot capture otherwise the tower falls So he follows with Rd8, Qxg6, Qxg6, Rh2 Neyman plays Rf6 He plays Rf5, Qf4, Rf6, Rc1 Now Neyman attacks the pawn in g6 I'm going fast because this game is very long He follows Rd7 by Shamsidi Neyman plays Qe4 Rf5, Qb4 Neyman in practice has a passed pawn that he could now start pushing Shamsidi withdraws the queen in g6 And here, in fact, the right move is Qa5 To try to promote with this pawn Neyman, however, makes a mistake and plays Rc3 He attacks the pawn in g6 He follows Rf4 This seems to be a serious mistake Because after Kh4, the white attacks the queen And the black risks losing a piece After Kh5, the queen falls It's true that the black can immediately take back the piece But the pawn falls in g6 So Neyman has two more pawns After Qxh5 Neyman has won the game Plus four points of advantage But what happens? He doesn't find the right move, which in this case is e6 To try to open the lines And then maybe take advantage of the passed pawn to promote But he plays Rg3 With this move, he still puts pressure Obviously, the black captures the pawn in a4 He takes back a pawn Neyman remains with one more pawn He follows pawn e6 Ra7 Rc4 Neyman attacks the queen The queen withdraws And here he follows pawn to f7 Queen to f7 We return to this final of heavy pieces With one more pawn for the white Final difficult to win Complicated Rg4 for Neyman Rh8 And here Neyman takes the decision To give up the two towers For the queen and a pawn So we reach this position Correctly, this position is won by the white However, here this final becomes more and more complicated A bit also because Neyman doesn't play all the best He follows f4 pawn The only way for the white to win Is to make progress by advancing the pawns to e3 Shamsiddin continues with Rd7 Neyman plays Qe6 He follows Rd6 Qe7, check Rg8, pawn to g4 You see, the white tries to make progress Rd7 The black attacks the queen Neyman gives check Rg7 Rg3 Good Rd5 Qe6 Rd6 Qe5 with check Rf7 Qh8 Neyman attacks the h6 pawn He wants to capture it He follows Rd7 Rh4 Very good Neyman is making progress Slowly, but he is making progress Now here we reach a critical position Because Neyman at some point will have to push the pawns At least the f5 pawn And it will take a lot of time to do it After Rd3 Neyman plays Qh7, check Rf8 Qc7, attacks the tower Rd3 to defend Qb7 Now it is difficult to make progress The white wants to come in h5 and push in h4 But he can't do it, otherwise he will get a crazy check Qh3 Shamsiddin attacks the queen Neyman comes in e4 He follows Qd6 Qe5 Rf7 Qh5, check Rf8 Qb5 As you can see, Neyman is not making progress But after Rf7 Neyman makes an important decision Qf5 Very good He advances He follows Rf8 Qxb4 Rf7 Qc4 Rg7 Qe4 Shamsiddin continues to move the king So Rf7 He follows Qc4 Rg7 Qb4 Neyman doesn't know how to win this position But then we enter in this variant Where Black can't move the towers Why can't he move the towers? If he moves this tower, then the king advances And then Neyman can play h4 If he moves the other tower The check comes here and the pawn falls So Black plays h5 Neyman captures this pawn After Qh3, Rg5 This game is completely won But for a human it is not so simple It is very complicated And here Neyman will risk a lot He follows Rd3 Qe5 Rd5 Qe4 Rd3 again Neyman plays Qh1 He wants to enter here to give checks Rg7 Black parries Qb7 and check Rd7 Qb8 Rd6 Qe8 by Neyman And here it is really very difficult Because Black can build a fortress He plays Rf7 After Qe5, Rf6 How to make progress? It is almost impossible Think about it The knight gives 1.8 But this is a very difficult position And Neyman manages to win He wins this position And Neyman After a lot of moves That Neyman does not make any progress As you can see The position is repeated Neyman manages to enter in g5 He enters in g5 It is very difficult to win But the opponent After Rh7, Rf4 He plays Rf7 And after R5 He makes a mistake He feels the pressure Because Neyman wants to sacrifice the queen on the tower and go to promotion So, he moves the tower in b6 Neyman is very good He plays Qh4 Rg7 Qg5, Rh7 Qd8, the best move of the knight Qb7 Rf4, the best move of the knight Obviously, Neyman wants to sacrifice the queen Qh6 Qd3, the best move of the knight Qb6 Qf6 The best move of the knight And now it's done Neyman plays Qd4 in 24 moves So, Neyman wins this position He plays Rg8 Rf5 Rf7, Qc4 Rf8 Neyman plays G5 Qb8 Rg6 Neyman doesn't play Qd8 But here is written Qd8 in 12 moves So, Rg6 is good Qb7 Rh6 Rf7 Qd4 What does Qd4 do? It defends the pawn in f6 And now the white is finally ready to push and go to promotion In this position Shamsidin decides to give up So, Neyman manages to win this very difficult final where the black had built a fortress The game lasted 101 moves Why does he give up the black? Because the white advances the pawns After Rxe8 comes Qd6 Rc8 Qd5 The white wants to push and attacks the tower So, there is nothing to do So, Neyman manages to win He knows how to play chess He has never been below He has always been ahead But he won Now he is 2 points ahead I can't wait for Nakamura Because Nakamura is also in this tournament We will have a lot of fun We will see what will happen Thanks for watching Please like and subscribe Bye